Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1887-02-18
LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE
HIGHT, AND

Remember the exhibition at the higf
school on the 10th.
Dan Bohan, John B. Egan and
| others from Avoea, were callers il
| our village last Sabbath.
The Highland Temperance Union
meets every Sunday evening at the
NJ. E. church. Members of other tenn
peranee unions are invited to visit.
Mrs. Wall, an aged lady living about
six miles north of this village, had
the misfortune to fall and break her
arm one day last week. DR.. J. NJ.
Collins was summoned, and set the
broken bones, and we expect to soon
see her around again.
William Lampe has the best set of
| double harness we have ever known to
be put up in this place. John Aide
made them for him. Mr.. Lampe want
| ed good harness and was willing to
pay good price for them and he got
them.
Married. at St Johns Catholic
church on the Sth, inst, by the Rev.
Jarvistowsky, Mr. John Grimm and
Miss Sophia Yash, both of Grant
county.
William Letteman is sick with rheu-
matism. which he received from work
ing in wet mines. He is receiving
medical treatment from DR.. Collins.
and we hope to see William around
soon.
The rain storm on last Monday night
has stopped several of our miners from
work for time.
Four more marriages at this place
to chronicle III the near future.
Mr.. Eberly, an old man residing at
this place, was very low last week
with Inflammation of the bowels, but
under the care and skill of DIR. J. NJ.
Collins he is improving rapidly.
Mr.. A. Raw's children who have
been sick with diptheria, are all we'll
They were treated by DR.. H. p Mix
NJ. J. Tanning, the great prohibition
lecturer, will deliver a temperance lee
ture at this place on Saturday evening,
February Goth. The temperance union
of this place has engaged him, and
they give general invitation to all
Admission free.
Robert Edwards, formerly of this
place, who has been residing at Wye
oming for some time past, is here Wis
iting friends.
Married, at st. Johns church, on the
10th, Mr.. Anton Topp and Miss Lena
Feredrick, the Rev. Zarvistifsky Off
ciating. Mr.. and Mrs. Topp are to be
congratulated ON their happy union
In the spring, the will leave for
where Mr.. Topp has a large farm, and
the best wishes of their many friends
go with them.
Births-Born on the 18th to Mr.. and
Mrs. Bowers, a daughter. On the 18th
to Mr.. and Mrs. II kreul, daughter.
All doing well.
Married, on the 18th, Mr.. John Doyle
and Miss Cody, the Rev, Thos. Demp-
sey officiating. Best wishes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Doyle
Prof. Miller and Porter, of Chicago,
gave musical entertainment here last
Monday evening, at Variety Hall. They
are men of good reputation and will
do what they say.
Patrick Hughes and his daughter,
Mrs. Philip Whalen, moved into town
this week, and are now occupying Mrs.
Carey's building, lately occupied by
J. b. Nye.
NJ. Lynch, who got hurt some time
ago by falling in well, is now under
treatment of DR.. Collins and we look
for his speedy recovery.
NJ. J. Tanning, the prohibition or
ator, addressed large houses here on
the Sth and 9th inst, at Variety Hall.
R. Kennedy, proprietor, gave the free
use of the hall. Mr.. Tanning is
good speaker, and an able worker in
the prohibition ranks. j. w. G.